Gathering for Sunday services in person and online, 10:15 am.
Silicon Valley Pride is coming up in one week! UUCPA is once again part of an informal group of faith organizations that organize and staff an interfaith welcome booth at the festival each year. We need volunteers! Sign up here to help set … read more.
Every couple of years, the program for the Purple Class (middle-school-age) is a mix of experiential and discussion-based learning called Neighboring Faiths. They visit several faith communities over the course of the year, attending the service and talking with a leader of the community … read more.
We are recruiting teachers and advisors for the fall. Want to teach but never have done it before? Taught for a long time ago and would like to teach again? Do you want to lead a short-term project instead of an entire class for next … read more.
The work of organizing BIPOC Unitarian Universalists through Diverse Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries (DRUUMM) Bay Area continues to grow in leaps and bounds! At the Spring Retreat in May at First UU Oakland, over 30 people attended, representing 15 congregations, over three time zones, … read more.
Registration is now open for the Bay Area UU Women’s retreat at Villa Maria Del Mar in Santa Cruz on September 13-15. Sign up now for a fun and relaxing weekend on the ocean in Santa Cruz. The cost for two nights is $350 double … read more.
UU the Vote, which has mobilized so many voters in its brief history, invites us to a webinar about the work ahead.
Three of the special guests:
Nora Rasman, Side With Love Democracy Strategist
Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson, Highlander Research & Education Center Co-Executive Director
The Forum meets from 8:30 to 10 am on Sunday mornings. Here are the Forum topics for August 2024:
8/4 After Oppenheimer: Nuclear weapons in the news – Dick Duda
8/11 The art of letting go – Susan Owicki
8/18 How do you decide what is human or … read more.
The Palo Alto Human Relations Commission (HRC) recently extended an invitation to the city’s faith-community leaders to share their concerns and perspectives. Amy was able to be there and address the HRC, and the Palo Alto Weekly has summarized the event.
The Votes are In …
The Winner Is …
Chair D!
After much research to find 4 candidate chairs for us to evaluate, and analyzing responses from many of us, the chair committee has decided on Chair D. It looks good and was the most comfortable for the … read more.
When the Dismantling White Supremacy group re-convenes on Tuesday, August 13, we’ll all share about a book we’ve read (or a podcast we’ve listened to, or a movie we’ve watched) that was created by a person of color.
Immersing ourselves in someone else’s perspective is a … read more.